17 Best Chinese Restaurants near Plumsteadville

“This is my go-to Chinese food takeout place. Nearly a weekly meal spot for years now and I’m eating it now as I write this long overdue review. Great, consistently fresh and yummy food without being overly salty. Stellar customer service. Thank you for being a part of the community, China Wok team!!“

“This place is great, and the staff is super friendly! They were only a few minutes late with my order when I arrived, but gave me extra food to compensate for this which was extremely generous. I will definitely order from this place again in the future!“

“SIMPLY THE BEST CHINESSE RESTAURANT IN THE AREA. We go all the way from Hatboro to this place because is good. They put lots of different vegetables. It is the best in this area. It is not gourmet but the average Chinese restaurant is the best. The people is super nice. The guy cooking is real Chinese and you can tell that he cares. You go to other places, and they just put a bunch of broccoli with a little bit of sauce and they call it Vegie Mix, here, you get a variety of vegetables. The food WAS NOT salty at all, natural.“

“Delicious Mother's Day meal of special vermicelli . Summer rolls are so fresh and tasty.“

“Hands down the best Chinese food I have had in many many years. The quality is easily the best in the area. More importantly, the family is so welcoming and inviting that it makes you want to not only come back, comeback sooner. You will not be disappointed!“

“You can order online from a website that kindly reminds you what it was like on the internet in the 00's, before every millimeter of your screen was optimized and monetized. Things are misspelled (Chicken w/ borcolli; Singapore Rice Noodel) in a way that doesn't interfere with intelligibility, and provides yet another reminder of charm from a past you might not have experienced but can still, if only faintly, remember. Similarly, the interior harkens to a China that likely doesn't exist and never existed, but is convenient for the American perception. A large palm stands tall yet sheds two or three yellow leaves, suggesting that most attention is paid by staff behind the counter, not in front of it. A calendar shows an impossibly skinny Chinese woman looking at you genially. The wallpaper combines shades of jade and a muted yellow which, alongside the mahogany-colored chairs and tables, creates an inviting environment to wait for your food, seemingly on accident (though one can never be too sure).
It's a casual experience from start to finish. It weighs only very lightly on you, and the action causing the most resistance is when you try make a final decision on what you'll be ordering. The prices are cheap--one order of food, for just one person, could feed you for three whole meals. Therefore, this decision has a three day consequence--and don't be fooled by the casual nature of everything, there are definitely wrong choices. Any non-breaded chicken you order will be soggy and formless, and most beef will be similar. However, the spare rib and the breaded chicken (specifically General Tso's) are full of flavor and savory texture, as is the pork-fried rice, as are the eggrolls. The canned sodas from the fridge even taste better than store bought.
The family who owns the place are incredibly kind, even in the face of hardship. I ordered on Christmas Eve when they were absolutely swamped, since no other restaurants in the area were open. In total I waited 2 hours for my food, as did other patrons whom I waited with. We were all given an entire bag of Chinese tea candies as a token of the staff's appreciation, as were handed the bag with a disproportionate amount of glee and genuine cheer. I also live near some of the people who own/work the place, and they are some of the only people in the neighborhood willing to be vulnerable enough to smile and wave as neighbors cross their path. They are caring and patient towards their young children as well, and they work their tails off.
American-Chinese takeout, like most things for sale in today's markets, is both great and terrible for you. The levels of sodium, if consumed everyday, would cause severe inflammation in your body. However, your pockets will be happy that you chose to settle down with a 9 dollar 3000 calorie deal instead of doordashing Popeyes and paying $30 for it. And, most importantly, something in your soul will feel called to, catered to, held, and loved. Food is love, and that is one of the few human universals. New China JAMISON is a method for tapping into this love on an as-needed basis, and offers even more in terms of nostalgia and warmth for those with the minds open to perceive it. I give them 4/5 stars.“

“We ordered something simple on Thanksgiving Day. Fried wontons were so good. The food was great we had a lot of disappointing Chinese food restaurant experiences lately and I have to say we tried this one out and it was just good.

Thank you for making us the fried wontons and boneless spare ribs! =]“

“We were recommended to try this restaurant through a Facebook group, and we’re so glad we listened! From the very first bite, we were blown away. The food is incredibly authentic—absolutely scrumptious and full of flavor without being overwhelming. Every dish felt hearty, satisfying, and clearly made with care. We’re so happy to have discovered this gem. Can’t wait to try more!“

“We went here for dinner today. When we entered, we noticed the place looked like an authentic Chinese restaurant, with paintings of China on the wall. We got the vegetable fried rice, vegetable lo mein, steamed vegetable dumplings, and the spicy tofu. The fried rice and lo mein were very good. The dumplings were lacking flavor, but were steamed to perfection. The spicy tofu was the best part, coming with onions, tomatoes, and chillis. I really recommend this place if your in the area.“

“Ginger Garden did a wonderful job preparing a big takeout order for us for a family birthday party. All of the food was wonderful...from wonton soup and egg rolls to pineapple chicken and shrimp with snow peas to everything else we ordered.“

“This is my favorite Chinese delivery spot in the Doylestown and Warrington area. Fresh ingredients, very tasty food. Wide menu options from Chinese, Japanese, Thai. Very friendly staff and the fastest delivery I have ever seen. Delivery drive
must have a cracked the code to travel faster than light. Well done all around!!!“

“great menu and they even have Thai and Indian food CHEAP. They realy do it well. And when COVID hit they closed before anyone else and opened after anyone else as they run a clean shop...!!!!!!!!!!“

“Service was prompt and very friendly. This establishment is mostly takeout. There are couple of tables if you choose to sit but not much for ambiance. The food is excellent. We had ordered Singapore Mai fun, fried rice, mix vegetables in white sauce. I love the fact that they do not overload the food with sugar. Everything was seasoned perfectly. I never ever have to ask for additional sauce. This is my go to for Chinese food. BTW, they have a website. You can look up their full menu there also.“

“Tried this place on a whim. We are new to the area and was warned about the lack a quality at Chinese Restaurants in town. This place is not them. Food was tasty, service was great, staff was wonderful. General Taos Chicken actually had spice and flavor. They also stick to Chinese food and aren't trying to make other Asian cuisine. Got lucky to find my go to Chinese place on the first attempt.“

“I've been on the hunt for Crispy Beef in the area for years now, and little did I know that this hole in the wall Chinese take out place in a reasonably empty strip mall serves it. And it was absolutely amazing. I will definitely be back here.“

“Amazing sushi! Kid friendly! Both Chinese and Japanese menu. They will make changes to your liking; less spicy, more or less of things. They have delivery 7 days a week!“

“Love this food! Just tried it when looking for Pad Thai since I struggle to find good pad thai in this area. This one did not disappoint! Plenty of chicken, great sauce flavor, great ratio of meat to veggies to noodles - this will be a go to for me. The mango chicken and pineapple fried rice were also really nicely flavored and tasted light and fresh! I did take out which was quick and easy, so I can't comment on the atmosphere other than everyone seemed nice and the decor seemed like a standard Asian restaurant.“